Dear Edward: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Ann Napolitano

Cassandra Campbell does a wonderful job of reading this book. The sound of her voice makes listening to the novel effortless. Listeners will love Cassandra's performance and will not be bothered by any outside noise as she reads.

If you're reading this as a letter to Edward, then I'm not the one to hear it. I will never know what he might say in return, or if we would have been able to fight our way back together. But now that you've found me again, you can reach out and hold on to me. I'll tell you how it was before, when we were first in love. How it has been since - the good and the bad, what I feel deep down inside myself.

Dear Edward is the story of Edith and Edward, two strangers who meet in an airport terminal. Edith moves to New York City from rural North Carolina to escape her family troubles and find herself after a failed marriage. After meeting her new neighbor, Edward, on their first day in the city, they fall madly in love with one another and quickly become inseparable.

In the novel, Edward is a writer in her late 20s who has just moved back to New York City after spending much of her life in Italy. She's lonely and despondent until she meets the "perfect" guy, who turns out to be an online friend with deep personal and emotional struggles.

Dear Edward is a novel about the life of a woman and her struggles with addiction, love, and family. The story begins with a letter from Edwina to Edward written when she was 18. A year later, Edward receives the letter and decides to follow in his parents footsteps by going to Ohio for the weekend. He is greeted by Edwina's mother who informs him that Edwina has died of an overdose just days after mailing the letter.

"Dear Edward: A Novel" is a sweet young adult novel about a girl's struggle to fight against the secrets that she has been told all her life. The story starts off with Elizabeth, the protagonist, finding out that her beloved grandfather has passed away and left an old letter for her as he planned on committing suicide before he could tell someone his secret. He tells his granddaughter that she must write back to him in order to solve his mystery.